If you change the LAN subnet, you have to change the DHCP server to assign the appropriate IPs and release and renew. Or if you're using a static IP on client, change the IP, gateway, and DNS.

The best fix is to use a browser that natively supports it - that is: every single one except IE.

Or, there are a number of add ons available if you insist on using IE:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svg#SVG_and_Microsoft_Internet_Explorer

I know this is old but I thought it had been fixed, and it still isn't. So I opened a ticket for it:
http://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/show/477

@tommyboy180:

jaime get your own thread. It is really rude to hijack someone else's topic.

madapaka,
open your config file in a text editor and see if there are any duplicate entries, maybe a section isn't closed properly or something got messed up.
Also can you confirm that everything was working fine on the new system with NO packages running?

Hi Tommy,

Except for the packages, yes everything is working (e.g. NAT, including the ipsec and openvpn tunnels), I also remember that I was in the same predicament before with version 1.2.2 but everything worked during reinstall; but everything went south with 1.2.3. reinstall.

madapaka

I'm not sure how feasible this would be, but it may be possible with multiple instances of lighttpd. There is an HTTP->HTTPS redirect that happens on 2.0 now since HTTPS is the default.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?action=search
There are only like 20+ threads about this…

(Not possible in 1.2.x, already in 2.0 beta)

Look for info on configuring lighttpd for your certs, then look at the part that generates the lighttpd configuration in system.inc.

like change the theme colors from red to black?

This is how my rules look like.
The first rule is blocking all access to the firewall IP, but I can still access it from IP's that are not on the allowed list

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fw_rules.png

Jimp,
I had no idea that something like clog existed. At first I thought that my CF was corrupted. Thanks for point to that link.

We have customers that want this info and we poll it externally via snmp and do the reporting on another machine. It doesn't get us per-IP usage but they're just interested in total traffic throughput.

Just change the LAN ip via ssh menu and after that restart the web configurator using the same menu (11)…

thanks for the information:)
after reading and researching i guess i will wait till 2.0 because with self compiling i haven't much experience

Well that's good to know.  I would like to be able to use both but it's good to know I can at least us an underscore.

BTW, can someone please add an underscore to the list of allowed characters.

Currently it list: "The name of the alias may only consist of the characters a-z, A-Z and 0-9"

Thanks for the tip.

Roy…

Thanks for checking. I actually got things to start updating after I forcing myself to be patient. It does take over 5-10 minutes to display values. It looks like my qVOIPup is not getting any traffic (it's all going into the ACK), but that's another problem.

Thanks again,
Stephen

I managed to get the access back by running the 11) Restart WebConfigurator in the console setup menu

(After i Set the LAN IP address first of course)